Innovation – A key success factor for Switzerland
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Switzerland scores repeatedly high in innovation indexes. As a small country with little raw material base, it is clear that the economy can only be competitive with sustainable innovation. – Various stakeholders from academia to companies play an important role to realise innovation pipeline.
One Nation, One Biotech Cluster
Program of Swiss Biotech @ BIO San Diego
Editorial Jean François Lichtenstern
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CHF 35, or collect one at the Swiss Pavillion, booth 4307. The Swiss Biotech Association (SBA) is the national industry association representing innovative enterprises in Swiss life sciences (and biotechnology). The SBA continues to champion the interests of the industry and works closely with partners. SME’s are the backbone of the association, but large companies and multinationals are equally important. Beyond core biotechnology, the SBA includes industry members involved on the supply side from technology providers, suppliers of equipment and services to contract research, bioinformatics, consulting and finance companies.
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Partner Profile: Switzerland Global Enterprise Switzerland Global Enterprise (S-GE) informs, advises and guides SMEs from Switzerland and Liechtenstein in their international business ventures. It links companies, experts and private and public organizations around the world, thus facilitating efficient promotion of foreign trade. Apart from http:// www.s-ge.com/global/about/en/content/export-promotion export promotion, S-GE is responsible for promoting Switzerland as a business location abroad as well as for http:// www.s-ge.com/global/about/en/content/import-promotion promoting imports from selected developing and transition countries. In addition, S-GE runs 21 http://www.s-ge.com/ global/about/en/content/swiss-business-hubs Swiss Business Hubs abroad, which provide guidance to Swiss exporters and promote Switzerland as a business location*. S-GE has selected life sciences as a focus industry and works in close collaboration with the Swiss Biotech Association. * The SBH USA is located in new York
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It is with great pleasure that I welcome the Swiss Biotech Association (SBA) and all participants at the Swiss Pavifion at this year’s BIO Show in San Diego, a region which features one of the largest biotechnology clusters in the US next to the Bay area. Swiss biotech companies and academic research institutions including many exhibiting at BIO, have traditionally maintained close cooperative relations with their counterparts in California and th is Show and Conference provides another excellent opportunity to further strengthen those relations. Switzerland Global Enterprise (S-GE) is collaborating with the Swiss Business Hub (SBH) in organizing networking events during the Show which are designed to highlight the strengths of the Swiss biotech sector to US companies interested in exploring opportunities in Europe and conversely, to facilitate match making for Swiss exhibitors with local counterparts in the areas of R&D and commercial applications. It is an honor and a pleasure for me to support th is endeavor.
Sunday, June 22
Join Jean-François Lichtenstern, Consul General of Switzerland in Los Angeles, SwissBio and a special California VIP Host Committee for a casual pre-BIO reception from 5 p.m to 8 p.m in San Diego’s historic Little Italy.
RSVP required, attendance limited to registered guests. Please contact Jean-Marc Tissot at tissot@swissbiotech.org by June 18 or visit http://tinyurl.com/m6r4lcw to register.
Monday, June 23
BIO Welcome Reception on USS Midway (only for full registered conference attendees)
Tuesday, June 24
Swiss Pavilion, booth No. 4307
9:30 am – 5:30 pm
International Marketing Briefing: Room 2484 10:00 am - 10:45 am Innovation System Contributors Switzerland. Panel with: Dr. Florian Wurm - ExcellGene Massimo Nobile - BioArk Dr. Raimund Sterz - SwissRay Moderated by: Nic Alexakis - Swiss Biotech
5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Wednedsay, June 25
Swiss Pavilion, booth No. 4307
9:30 am – 5:30 pm 4:00 pm
9:30 am – 5:30 pm Bio Exhibition Open and Exhibitor Booth Partnering
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The expectation is that biotechnology will continue to play a key role in the sustainable development of Switzerland. Boosting innovation in this industry will be vital to economic growth, to our environmental endeavours, to commercialization of new technologies and to public health.
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Further partners Daniel Gygax, biotechnet, Muttenz Liv Minder, Switzerland Global Enterprise, Zürich
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Thursday, June 26
I wish each and every one an enjoyable stay in the beautiful City of San Diego and a successful show.
Steering committee Domenico Alexakis, Swiss Biotech Association, Zürich Jan Lucht, scienceindustries, Zürich Oreste Ghisalba, CTI, Bern Heinz Müller, Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property, Bern Ori Schipper, Swiss National Science Foundation, Bern Andrea von Bartenwerffer, SIX Swiss Exchange AG, Zürich Seraina Benz, SIX Swiss Exchange AG, Zürich Jürg Zürcher, Ernst & Young AG, Basel
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By further strengthening academic output, enablers and competitive clusters, we can create a strong ’bioeconomy’ moving forward. The current report highlights major initiatives and key players in the value proposition, and looks at the contribution they make to its success. www.swissbiotechreport.ch
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